The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-07-01

Judge Johnson is on the bills 10 deliver
an address at the Catholic picnic at Coal
port, Clearield county, on Tuesday next
Lost on the streets of Ebensburg on
Tuesday last black lace care. The find.
er will please leave 1t at the residence of
Mr.. Dan. Zahm.
David Kline while hauling bark near
Frugality, in Reede township, on Tuesday
last, was thrown forward of the wagon
and had both arms broken near the wrists
The following persons can each re-
ceive letter BY calling at the Ebensburg
posbofhce. Miss Laura Cuttings, Mrs.
Mary Powell, T. NJ. Davis, Hr. Andrew
Moses.
The corner stone of the new Catholic
church AT GceensOurg was laid WedD esday
by Bishop Phelan. 4 Iazge number of
clergy were present. TIE building will
cost $40, ZOO.
"A little daughter of Geo. Maxton. of
OF AnsOnville. CIearfieh county, was seri-
Ously burned one day last week, while in
in the act of kindling a fire with coal oil.
The child is not likely to recover.
-Spinage is believed 70 act as a stimu-
liant on the kidneys; dsndelion as a tonic
and laxative; asparagus as a blood cleaner.
| Tomatoes is attributed a special action on
the liver. Beets and turnips are said to be
tonicsI the red onion a nervine of some.YaIae
In sIeeplessness and neuralgia
| "A four year old boy named Wilson fell
| into an abandoned well at Indiana on
Monday last and was drowned. he had
crawled under the porch of his fathers
residence on to the covering of the well
which broke aud dropped him in and II
was some Zine before his absence was dis
covered.
! The jackson Joint Stock Oil Company
! held a meeting at FaIrview, in jackson
| township, on Thursday of last week. They
/ intend to contract with parties for the bor-
| ing of a hole twenty-five hundred and fifty
/ feet. They have within 5000 OF the amount
needed to pay for the drilling and the stock
| holders expect to raise that amount without
: much difficulty.
| The liking" saw mill In this county is
the one owned by George Benn AZ DysaIt's
I station, on the CTesson and Coalport rail-
road. Sam. King is the sawy.r, and last
month they turned out sos, 600 feet of saw
lumber in twenty-four days. Mr.. Benn has
. taken n contract from MeSSerS Dean and
Caldwell for the cutting of 10000, 900 feet
Of lumber on their lands in Dean and Keade
/ townships and will move the mill to Fru-
gality station in short time.
| As Mr.. Jeremiah Donahoe OF CIearfieId
township. was driving home from this place
/ this Thursday af' ernOOn. his horse got
I frightened at the train at the east end of
/ town and ran off. throwing Mr. Donahoe
/ out, breaking his collar bone and cracking
one of his ribs Mr.. Donahoe who is an
old man, about eighty years OF age. was
taken to the house OF Mr.. Ludwig close by,
and DR.. Jones was summoned who attend
ed to his injuries. II is Mr.. Donahoe,s in
tention 20 be taken home tomorrow.
! 1t Is DOW said that the erection OF the
I Carnegie Castle at Cresson will depend al
together upon the decision OF Mrs. Andrew
Carnegie. When Mr. Carnegie started
upon his wedding tour the project had no,
been abandoned, as some supposed. a
will let the whole project lie over until my
return from my wedding trip" was Mr..
CarnSgie's remark WREN questioned in re-
gard 10 the subject, ''and," added one oi
his Intimate business associates on Tues
day, everything now depends upon the
arrangements and wishes Of Mrs. Carnegie. -